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PSYCHCOMM exam 3

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Different types of neurocognitive disorders -Delirium -Alzheimer's -Parkinson's -huntington's - vascular neurocog -wernicke-korsakoff
what is IDD , ( intellectual disability disorder) -Definition: Clients who have intellectual developmental disorder have an onset of deficits and impairments during the developmental period of infancy or childhood
Examples of IDD Down Syndrome, fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, autism spectrum disorder, cerebral palsy
nursing interventions for IDD assess risk for injury, assist with self-care, use simple, clear language, promote social skills, watch for signs of anxiety
difference between ODD and conduct disorder ODD is typically unacceptable behaviors for that age range, defiant towards authority, conduct disorder: repetitive behavior infringing on others boundaries, violent, etc
nursing interventions for ODD calm/firm/respectful voice model acceptable behavior short clear directions clear limits on behaviors reward system group/family therapy
delirium vs alzheimer's delirium: rapid onset, impaired memory, delusions/illusions, unstable vitals , anxiety, etc Alheimer's: gradual deterioration, impaired memory, sundowning can occur, vitals are stable, aphasia, agnosia, apraxia
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